A lot of people do not seem to like the new intro for Marvel Studios which was revealed at Comic-Con 2016 and don’t seem to understand why they got a new one. It is likely so that the audience can easily differentiate what is a Marvel Studios film and what isn’t. X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool films also use the original Marvel Entertainment intro which is similar to the old Marvel Studios one. So even though you may not like the new one, it’s easier to understand why they chose to make a new one.

A lot of people do not seem to like the new intro for Marvel Studios which was revealed at Comic-Con 2016 and don’t seem to understand why they got a new one. It is likely so that the audience can easily differentiate what is a Marvel Studios film and what isn’t. X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool films also use the original Marvel Entertainment intro which is similar to the old Marvel Studios one. So even though you may not like the new one, it’s easier to understand why they chose to make a new one.

Kevin Feige Discusses Why Brie Larson Is Perfect For CAPTAIN MARVEL

“The first casting choice as our own studio was Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark,” Feige says. “We set a bar that was very very high. Every time we bring somebody, whether or not it’s a co-starring role, certainly if it’s a starring role, we need to match that bar if it’s even possible. With Carol Danvers, with our first title female super hero in Captain Marvel we could do no less than that.”

“The fact that Brie, even after she won her big Academy Award, was interested in coming in and talking to us about the character, really fell in love with this character, really fell in love with the notion of being a symbol that can inspire everyone… We were very lucky. We were very lucky that she agreed to come on board and agreed to come out tonight at the end of the panel.”

Kevin Feige Discusses Why Brie Larson Is Perfect For CAPTAIN MARVEL

“The first casting choice as our own studio was Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark,” Feige says. “We set a bar that was very very high. Every time we bring somebody, whether or not it’s a co-starring role, certainly if it’s a starring role, we need to match that bar if it’s even possible. With Carol Danvers, with our first title female super hero in Captain Marvel we could do no less than that.”

“The fact that Brie, even after she won her big Academy Award, was interested in coming in and talking to us about the character, really fell in love with this character, really fell in love with the notion of being a symbol that can inspire everyone… We were very lucky. We were very lucky that she agreed to come on board and agreed to come out tonight at the end of the panel.”